#50414C

Color Profile: #50414C

Common Name: Pelt

RGB: (80, 65, 76)

HSL: H: 338°, S: 13%, L: 27%

Contrast vs White: 15.3 (AA pass)

Contrast vs Black: 8.3 (AA pass)

Mood: A rich, subdued, and sophisticated color, #50414C evokes feelings of refinement and depth. It’s often used in contexts where elegance, mystery, and a slight edge are desired. Perfect for more traditional designs or settings that seek to capture a vintage or dark luxe vibe.

Notable Close Matches:

• Farrow and Ball - Pelt: #50414C (Exact match)
• Jotun - Deep Burgundy: #5E4A4B
• Benjamin Moore - Black Raspberry: #4E3E4C
• Behr - Blackberry Wine: #4E434E
• Valspar - Rare Wine: #4D404A

Why Designers Use It:

#50414C, with its subdued, dark tone, is a favored choice in high-end interiors, creating an atmosphere of quiet luxury. Designers frequently employ this color for its ability to act as a neutral while still adding a touch of depth. The balance of red and purple hues offers a sense of richness, making it ideal for projects aimed at evoking warmth and a subtle opulence. It’s a staple in traditional and vintage-inspired settings and can be found in the luxury automotive and interior design industries, contributing to a mood of sophistication and elegance. The slight edge and understated nature make it perfect for accent walls, furniture, and fabrics that need to carry an air of refined simplicity. Additionally, the color has become a symbol of high-quality craftsmanship in sectors such as textiles and upscale fashion.

This hue is also known to be part of Pantone’s color guides and often appears in both interior and exterior applications where a darker, muted aesthetic is sought. The color strikes a balance between boldness and subtlety, making it versatile across various mediums, from fashion to architectural design.